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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

f"iN" oOOuS Vic 1lSeIb onu Iney Sald
the indications were when they left
that the Tigers would beat the Acad.
envy If they could get nine new play
ers. This was consoling. We had
bet our last nickel on them. We
waited and waited. At last they
come. They were not singing The
victorious heroes are comingl' A
stranger asked If it was a funeral pro-
cession. Maj. Bona6eld said it was
a pretty lively corpse when It left
here this morning, but he was very
much afraid 1t was dead now. The
Tighrs silently stole away to bed.
The next morning they found the
town placarded IS TO 49, g to 49,
Some one draped the bats in mourn
ing, and some artistic genius drew
the picture of tiger and wrote under
it, Met an untimely death at King
wood, Aug. 18TH The fact OF the
matter is said Phil A. Shaffer, Ia
explaining the defeat of the Tigers,
the Academy boys feasted us SO
sumptuously and treated us so kindly
that 1t would have been sheer ingrat-
itude on our part to defeat them. Then
again, their sweethearts were there,
and julius Monroe, Gus Conley, Clint
Thomas and Dolpha jackson told me
they would cry their eyes red il the
Tigers beat them. How could we re.
sist such pleading ? and Phil went off
in search of arnica.
The boss game of ball, thou .h.was
played here on Saturday between the
married men OF Austen and Tun.
Melton. Dol. Joe Whitaker was cap.
tain Of Austen and Maj. Bonafield of
Tunnelton. Col. Whittaker's team
was the first to the bat and made Q
runs before they retired to the field.
Maj. Bona6eld called DIR. Powell to
the plate and requested him to knock
the bal over Supt. Jessop's head.
Then the Major stepped to the plate
and some little fellow yelled let her
go Tunnelton J and the Major let it
go at the ball and sent liner to cen.
ter field that netted him three bag
ger. Tunnelton made 6 runs and
then called Col. Whitaker back. The
Colonel said he had promised his
wife that he would knock the ball
over Tunnelton and he proceeded to
do so. He knocked it clear out into
the woods and some insisted the ball
was down on the railroad, quarter
of a mile. The Colonel .congratula.
Ted himself on home run but the
umpire called 'foull' The fun was
kept up for two hours and q half,
and when the scorers announced
the score it was:
TunneltOn, "a; Austen, 20.
There was an immense crowd to
witness the game and every one ex.
pressed themselves as we'll pleased
with the game and promised to come
back again at some future time if the
clubs would play. The battery for
Austen was Bailey and John Miller;
for Tunnelton, Powell and Lavelle.
1t was Powelrs first effort in the box
and he proved puzzlcr for Colonel
Whittakers team. The Miller broth
ers are fne twirlers but they had no
one who could hold their balls.
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LOST RECORD NOTICE.

%, 1887.
John ID. lsigg VS.. Michael Hartman's
heirs.
ON petition under chapter IT'S OF the
Acts Of 1871.
William q. WOrley, Esquire, a com
missioner appointed under said act, this
day made his final report herein. Whera.
upon on motion of the petitioner by bis
COUNSEL II Is ordere that said report be
MED. and that notice be pr blished I'm
The Preston County Journal and w rSr
VIRGINIA ARGUS once a week for twelve
successive weeks OF the fling OF said re-
port. anu requiring all persons interested
therein TO appear here oh the 4th daV Of
the next term and do what may % nScen-
sary To protect their interests. Provided.
however that such notice may consist OF
copy OF this order published a aToro-
A copy from the record.
Tests
SO lat. % IS SAITH CRANE, Clerk.
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Institute on August %.

AMONG the recent promotions in
the Interior Department was that
OF full. blooded Indian, appointed
in 1881, from a clerkship OF $1,000
to $1,000; he was educated at mis-.
sion school; he often acts as inter-
prefer, and is probably the only one
of his race holding such lucrative
Federal appointment.
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A GENTLEMAN having win Z, Be :.

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cossfully used in his case.
Address i'm confidence, JAMES w.
PINKNBY, AZ Cedar st., N. Y.
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SECRETARY BAYARD will deliver
the address of welcome TO the Inter.
national Medical Congress, which
meets in Washington early in Sep
TENDER. Every civilized nation will
be represented. and it is expected
that fully 5000 physicians and
surgeons will be in attend.
ance,nOt to mention the thousands Of
visitors who will be attracted thither
by meeting the like Of which the
world has meyer seen. That impor-
tant results, both to the advancement
OF science and the well being Of hu.
manity. will follow the deliberations
Of this vast assemblage of the dis.
ciples Of the healing art, goes with.
cut saying.
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Don't you think your children arc t,o-
ubled with worms 2 Children are often
week and pnnY from this cause. There
ls no remedy equal - "BOreinan's sweet
Eermifugo' for removing those pests
from the syYtom. Sold by ell dealers at
- cents. Don't be put OF with something
oi7o calieo Just as good, 2 3 gm
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MARTIN AMBER WHEAT.

Those desiring this excellent wheat for
seed can get IL by calling on tho under
signed. This wheat il moro proli6o-
averaging about thirty bushels 10 the
acre-than any other. Not more than
bushels VIII be sold to ono person. Call
early. Price, $3.50 per busbel bv Mas
uIenent, MICHAEL LYNCH,
q townsville.
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FOR SALE.

oher for sale my two dwelling houses,
20 aores Of good land with good sDripV- K
acres Of the i4-foOt vein Of coal, in Evans
Vile, W. Va. Also q tubular boiler, Steam
pumps, and engine that can be repaired
TOT 800. This property presents an eEs
ceiient situation for grist mill or WOODEN
issotory. offer u for the small sum Of
figures % IL tho cheapest property IN the
state. Having Lost my wOolon factory by
IRE, am too old TO start again. Have
been In the factory business IS years.
JONATHAN BOWMAN,
Evansville, w. Va.
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ne NsvaAa msmbss VIE We HAnAsus
UpenannN Rananaa n na1onoN.


Hss ~ o w.
sMoes tnAse % c1eeos'
Senator Yais, Of Nevada, viii, In les than
tWo Weeka bid adieu 70 the Senate amer his
sorv,ce of In vears IN that botv. In seueen.
s.oa. ssS ~ ~. rNs.N ~ "....,". ~. ~ ~. 80.
momu.t " ~ oensse wno t''...u @ "a. Est
" brilliant nasnee OF suence Tnas memDef
was the late Abljah Gilbert, well.todo citi.
son Of the East who while temporarily In
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

That . contaminatins and foreign element In
the blood, developed by indigestion. 10 tho cause
Of rheumatism. This settles upon the sensitive
subcutaueous covering OF tho muscles and iisa.
ments Of the jOints. causing constant and shift
Ing pain. ana Aggregating ~ ealcarious. chaiky
deposit which produces stiffness and distortion
Of the joints. No fact which experience has
demonstrated in regard TO Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has stron ger evidence TO support than
this, namely, that this medicine Of comprehen.
sive uses checks tho formidable aud atrocious
disease, nor il II less positively established that
rest u sincs tho medicine contains only saiu.
tAry ingrodients. II 10 also a.signal remedy for
malariai fsvcrs. constipation. dyspepsia, kidney
aud bladder ailments. debility and other disor.
oer.. Sec that you get the genuine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

- Nelu ~ - ~ vou2
Z 0ou1nG o10gp1y ~ - ooot1nos
XDon . 010o = 0a1t 49, ee1nos,
0oV q IanG1o a1oa1 go paaDoo,
~ d Ouoo Sho slose eli9.0raesae,
0ow % elngs aGain ed Whistiss
new q shAkee The etout % Athtsslss--
How tsian!
Nv n shsssss, sArisns. shs. -ks.
K. q ~ osAoutse OF W. heaAlaud,
: - ~ oAshos % tAo oreeks,
Z 0oW % ohrloks oaee noso ana catches
App ~ yellow foam In patches,
How o whlrls % Out ana over
70 ~ oornnsld ana tie clover
How u shrssksi
Lew % roars. roars, roam,
IN tAe iron uuder-caverns,
- The h0llows OF the chores
Now 70 roArs anew ant thunders,
~ The strong hull splits aod sunoers;
Asa ~ spsnt ship, tempestdriveu.
On the rsei lee rent and rtven-
How II roArs
New u walls. Wai's, wAiis,
II The tansis OF the wrsotags.
u ~ napptng OF the sails,
How u s0os away, subsidin6,
Like tired chtld after ohidingj
Ana aoroes the gr0uad swell rolling.
You can hear tho bell buoy tollinN-
How II wallet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

ne Time Honorsd Nofre Dame, baltimore, Nd.
onSelves OF the emcacy Of salvation on. We
ehserfully submit our names 70 tho public %
Inference. Respectfully, sisters OF NOtre Damo.
Aisauith ana Eager sts.. Baltimore I'd.
No wonder people have ccun dence when the
ocst physicians are prescribing Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup.
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f56B5 q 7x5'zjIsEIs Is
What is ScroiuIa

~ ~ Snpuslsy n sAs tsoe1, vhssA. 49,
mulaelne q ~ Olaals of ~ neea, psu4uoo1
unstghNy luups o. swelllaost vhSeA sea1e1
PAINFUL fuanlu9 ooeso q ~ Sru1A laoA - 1soeI
vhieA oevslsD0 ulsss ~ ~ Sye6. ossA ee neeol
oftsn eausln6 blinAasD oe 1eafaess whlea Il
~ origin OF plap,sA saasssous growtha. . ~
nAay 0tAer 1anilostAt>oas usually aeerieed -
"huncss y which iastesiae ur"n Ne lsn0.
causes eonsunUeioa ana 0eatA. De1nS ~ Ooeo
ane1snt u = IL Doss gossraa q IN eiseaso q
eoscticass Sue vssy Nv psrsoas ars sntsrsiy me-
How Oau Il - Cured
~ tahisg HOODS earsapasiilA whlsh By tAe -
naskAbls cures u has accomplished, Ofeen WIN
otAer medicines have failed, has proven tteell
- - poeent ana peculiar medicine TOT ~
0ooooDos B0mo Of tAooo ougUo ase really Woooegs
tul. II you 0u6sr fr0a sorofula II any Of ~
forms. b sure 70 W Hoods ssrsapaiilla,
The Rooulias Medicine
~ have running sores on my limbs for ave
yeAfss % bed q times that could noe wale. nos
sleep nights. Wheu commenced tAking Hood's
eafSapasillas was IN pain 20 severe that can.
not Describe IT, had NO appstite eno Ssll away.
0ut 0ood's oArsapAr1llA did no woaoesfal
amount of good. ! have good appsutA. have
eaiaed IN Aash, ana can sleep we'll. ~ sosee
ars Almoet healed. and oan easily 90 gooo
days wak." MRs. o. Q. Loan. D0ves. n. II.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
so,a By I'll aruswists. o.; sig for q Pre-.
ieo DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

es.a .s: y ssu s.S .s.,,. y Sos
ssS Spcs1 p1 e sssTy q stock The g.r.st enc bsst
Gys lssSiss "a 81 ssi.aSls. by sseon%sSains o Ss
esueles With we'll establishSd merit and such .
sss PepSS,aSS Hsysnl the agsney for ths oels'
gSssc gSsssesss, Z, & ~ WI surely suEs any apa every
kSS SYS::.sEs:s RI Is:S i!:: 'ss :ss ~ ~
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WondesSulOuroo.
- n HINT n Cn Who'll La "A n>a.n ~

". D: Hoyt b Co. Wholesale and Retail Drug.
gists of Nome. Ca, aays We have been selling
BaciieS's Xrnica sslve Tor two year.. Havc
never handled remedies that sell q veil. or Give
some wonderful cures effected By these medi.
ctnes in this city. Several ceses OF pronounced
Of Q few bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
taken IN connection With klectric Bitters. w
Ssss: Va u ana u sossS Sssssa q 81 4 :issss SsssnIsa Ian
easters "a ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

DAHp1LIou LlvDn PIILD1o FOR sick hea0acha
torpid liver. biliousness andindigestion. small
ana easy toswall0w. One pill dose. Price, DO.
BY al druggfsts. fabSSmdTu.Th,D
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Cauuon.

Caution.
We would caution the Public to bevaro of
Dealers Offering kemps Ralsam at iess than the
regular Price. % ccnts and q. - oftentines ini.
In order 70 eneble them TO sell cheaply. Il. b.
Cochran druggist, No. Isl North Queen street is
70 you free. OlHlWdxv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

-Tbe rush 1t Il. u. Cochran. druggist, No. lS7
North Queen street. stu continues on account
1r6nchitis and Consumption, toprocuFs . bottle
Of Kemp's nalsam for The Throat and Lungs,
QatlsfAction. IL % . standard hmily remsdy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

The breaah OF . chronic catarrh patient il
sOften % onensive that he cannot 70 into society
and he becomes an object OF disgust. After .
tackled. asd frequently entirely Destroyed. A
constant source Of dripping Of the purulent se-
cretions into the throat someti mes prod ucing
inveterate bronchitis. which In its turn has been
tho exciting cause OF pulmonary disease. The
brilliant results which have att6nded It's use for
ycars past properly desiguate 1ly's Cream balm
- by far the best and only real cure
tebl9-2wdoodAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

Cough, wHuOPlNG COUGH ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiiOhs Cure. Sold by
II. h. Cochran. druggist, Nos. lJ7 and iS9 North
Queen st., Lancaster, Pa. W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it Sold
By n. b. Cochran druggist, Nos. 1877 and lS0 North
Queen st., Lancaster, Pa. (l)
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H0OLAL 1OTlO1A,

eLBBPLEsb NIGHTS, made misernbie By that
terrible cough. shiloh's euro IL the remedy for
you. Sold by II. h. Cochran. druggist, Nos ls1
ana I'D North Queen st., Lancaster, IA. t0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

NIOW-THE TINE 10 SPECULATE
oar oppcssaatiss e :psoUisso% s1s nas1:s
money lh Grain. otocks. nonds and Petloioum.
rFSmPf PcSona. attention giyea e osdsn -
tied; Fun Information about tie 1aFksts n
onr 1ook. which VIII b Forwarded nse o. sp-
2; :::1sss:: Il. sssarsaI. ~ saI.,.
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ExhAusTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

work Of the age ON Manhood, Nervous ana
Physical Debility, Premature Decline. BrrurS Of
Iouth, and tho untold miserieo conseQ uon
thereon. % pages sv0. ID prescriptions tor Ill
oieeasec Cloth. full gilt only 0n By mail,
sealed. Illustrative sample tree 70 all young and
middle-Aged mon for tho next 90 days. Addr000
DR. ". II. PARKER, Bulnnch street., BoetoH,
0aoA. mV17.lY0o0AV
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NEVER GIVE UP.

lfyou are troubled With nervous or sick head
ache, DO mot give up your case ~ incurnblo untfl
you have tried DIR. lseslies Special Prescription
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsrERN.-A large delegation of Cana
dians visited New York yesterday as guests
o the SnoYshoe Club......The Senate yes
terday passed the bill granting Mrs. Logan
a pension of S., 000..... There was another
debate in the Senate yesterday on the inter
state commerce bill Prof. Tosso, author
of the Arkansas Traveller" is dead $500.
The Democrats of the Indiana Senate
organized that branch of the Legislature
by ignoring the Republicans 49,. Exon
gresham Henley is in Washington 1.-THE
strange disease so fatal in Brooklyn fam
ily has been pronounced to be hemorrhage
small 5ox......A $3.50, 600 fire occurred in
Milwaukee last night. Elk Governor
Davis will be the new Senator from Mime
sota.....Silver in New York, 1901.
FoREIeN.-It is said the relations be-
tween England and Turkey have become
seriously strained ......S tanhope is to be the
English Colonial Secretary of War.
Seven insurgents have escaped from prison
at Madrid $50. Young Prince Napoleon will
complete his military training in the Ital-
ian army. Russia is shipping wheat
from the Caucasus. .....SilYer in London,
46 7-16d.
PACIFIC CoAsT.-Cattlemen have been
warned off the Wallapai reservation in
Arizona. Three of the crew of the ship
Harvey Mills have been rescued. The
people OF Benson, A. T., are greatly excited
over the recent dynamite outrage The
woman murdered in Cotton on Tuesday
night was the bride of VIM. Springer.
King Stoker was robbed near San Luis
Obispo.W VIM. E. Bassett, of Ogden, has
been sentenced to five years imprisonmen
and $500 fine for polygamy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
pYNAmIrE aro rHE FORE. >

For the fourth time the street railway
strikers in San Francisco have appealed to
violence to compass their ends. Wednes-
day night a dynamite bomb was employed
by them to blow up section of track on a
branch of the Suffer street line. Of course
it endangered and injured the property of
Others, and put in peril the lives of citizens
in no way concerned in the strike, and was,
therefore, all the more fendish
The decent citizens of the metropolis
certainly are patient and long-suffering,
else they are cowed by to the dynamite ele-
ment, and it looks very much as if the
latter is the true reason for their quiet.
Under what other excuse can the amazing
passiveness of the people of that city, in
the face of such monstrous outrages as that
referred to, be classed?
The infamous practice is still permitted
in the open street of boyootting the rail-
ways by menacing solicitation and intimi-
dation; and apparently no one dares to
raise a voice in protest The presumption
is that the owners of the street rail-
way property have right to
conduct their business, within the law, as
they choose, and to be guaranteed freedom
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07

from molestation and the threat of yio-
lence; but it is evidently vain presump-
ton, in the light of actual facts. For here
we have it in the news of yesterday that
men who are proposing to the property
owners to manage their affairs for them
whether they will it or not, are backing up
that proposition by breaking down the
business of the roads-not by building and
running opposition lines, not by lawful
methods, but by such a system of terrorlz-
ing and boycotting as puts any one who
runs car or rides on the cars Of either of
two given lines, in fear of his life. To
this end the argument of the dynamite
bomb was advanced Wednesday night.
Honest workingmen are shamed by these
brutal methods; the cause of labor is de-
graded by these inhuman acts; capital in
San Francisco is put to packing up for
flight, investment calls halt and industry
is checked, for the motor for industrial ac-
tivity is coward and fees before the
breath of danger. And yet the people of
San Francisco sit idly by, and do not so
much as Try the common American method
ofmass meetings and resolutions, expressing
adherence of the methods employed by
the strikers, or give voice to determine
ton to put an end to these outrageous as
saults upon property rights and the lives of
the people. Should any one regret it if
the taxpayers of San Francisco in the near
future are required to foot a huge round
bill of damages?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. George Hearst came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Superior Judge J. X. Alexander, of Monterey
county, is visiting Sacramento, his former home.
Mrs James ]. Plunkett has returned to Rock
lin, after spending New Years with her sister
in-law, Mrs NJ. II. Fetherston.
Thomas L. Flynn, city editor of the San Fran
cisco Cal; Thomas P Ford. of the Bieber Tftb-
itfle: J. NJ J. Kane, of the Oakland Tribune; and
Ernest Girvin of the 7ttldre County Timer, were
in the city yesterday.
Arrivals st the Capital Hotel yesterday
J. d. Sproul, Chico; John Wise, Tom Aitchs0n,
Angelo NJ. Hereria, Z. T.WeIsh, A. Rodgers San
Francisco: William aontag, Hollister: 1hos.
Stephens, Placerviile; N. +. Tarpey. Alameda;
j. r. Hoppin and vile. Woodland; W. ]. Smith,
George A. Smith, CORTLAND; Thomas Stephens,
Mormon Island J. d. Spencer, Modesto.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Joseph B. Gardner, Nspa: K. p. Hammond, Jr.,
g. w Maekie CT orge Hearst. James o. johnson,
Mrs Rosenberg and son. NJ ]. Heating, J. T.
Washington, j. A. Moulin, +. 6. SRnborn, Geo.
H. Mowson, A. l. Banis, J. NJ Stafford, San
Francisco; ". C. Nones, Louisville. KY; +. T.
Baldwin, stockton; Mark Mcdonald. Santa
Rosa; L. B. Mizener. Benicia: J. NJ. McPike
Napa; C. Gladding, Lincoln; o. A. Baker, Chi
cago; W. H Clary. Sheep Ranch; Tom c: Jarvis
San Jose; II. Arrudt, Pleasanton; II. b. La Rue
Philadelphia; A. A. Taylor, Santa Cruz.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
worthy of yery Highest Praise,

The enterprise of the SACRAMENTO Rec
oRD-UNIoN and Bee in promoting and after
ward describing the Citrus Fair held at
Sacramento, is worthy of the very highest
praise. Such newspaper work does more
than all other agencies united TO develop
the resources of country. The whole of
Northern California owes a great debt of
gratitude to the RECORD UNION and Bee for
the work they are doing for that section
Iniln Inderenif,f
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
A splenaid Production.

The RECORD UNIONS New Years edition,
containing description of the Citrus Fair
and a great mass of information and de-
scription Of the resources of the northern
and central portion of The State, was q
splendid production, and the matter would
ill large volume.-.Shasta Courier.